The Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday approved an addition to Keystone Place at Newbury Brook on Litchfield Street that would add 37 new apartments to the 102-unit senior living facility.
Keystone Place co-owner Joe Roche said he hopes construction can start next spring once all the details are finalized, the project goes out to bid and they secure a construction loan. Roche said Keystone Place in Torrington has one of the highest occupancy rates out of all of the Keystone Senior Living properties in the country. The company’s website lists 11 sites in eight states. The PZC approved the project in 2010 and modified it a year later to reduce the number of units from 181 to 102. The project’s footprint was reduced in 2016 before construction started. Although the building’s footprint was reduced in 2016, the site of the property’s storm-water maintenance system wasn’t changed.
